Senate trafficking deal clears way for vote on Loretta Lynch AG nomination
Loretta Lynch,Human Trafficking,US Senate,Politics
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The Senate has finally reached an agreement to clear the long-stalled anti-human trafficking bill after settling on new language to restrict public money going to pay for abortions, the chamber’s top Democrat announced Tuesday — and it sets up a quick vote soon on attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch.
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